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Seventh In An 8-Part Series
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Nacnac Productionz was there to make a video highlight compilation of Konawaena’s 38-28 victory over Waipahu in the Division I title game of the the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Football State Championships on Nov. 26.
You can watch that fantastic video below, but first here are some thoughts about the game from videographer Mike Nacnac, who played football for Pearl City went on to be a hybrid linebacker/defensive back at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, California, and at Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa:
“I had never watched Konawaena play before. My prediction was for Waipahu to come out with the win with the amount of weapons they have on offense and defense. However, Konawaena played their game. I’ve never seen a team run a no-huddle, quick tempo offense as successful as Konawaena. I even had a hard time capturing footage because of how fast the ball was being snapped play after play. I was also surprised to find out that a lot of the key players from Konawaena aren’t seniors. Number 7 (Zedekiah Anahu-Ambrosio), the WR, stood out to me the most. Waipahu could not stop him and he’s only a sophomore. Aside from the OIA D-I championship (Waipahu’s comeback from a 17-point deficit to beat Aiea 38-30), this HHSAA D-I state championship was the game of the year.”
Interested in having a video made for your team or player in football or other sports? Call Nacnac Productionz at 808-721-5902.
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The Rest Of The 8-Part Series
Already Posted:
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 1: Kahuku’s Leonard Ah You Was, Literally, The Closer In Second Straight State Championship Season
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 2: Waipahu’s Liatama Uiliata Showed Unique Ability On The Way To Becoming Bedrock’s State Offensive Player Of The Year
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 3: Coach Kyle Linoz Revived The Pride Of Waimea Football In Grand Fashion
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 4: Kahuku Dealt With Intense Pressure En Route To 10th Top-Tier State Championship
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 5: Konawaena Took Oahu By Storm For School’s First D-I State Championship
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 6: Shang HI Media’s MUST-SEE Video Compilation Of Waimea’s 45-6 State Title Win Over King Kekaulike
Upcoming Post:
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 8: Shang HI Media’s MUST-SEE Video Compilation Of Kahuku’s 20-0 Open State Championship Win Over Punahou
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The Season As It Unfolded:
